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Chambord Park – Chambord Castle loop from Tour-en-Sologne

Chambord Park – Chambord Castle loop from Tour-en-Sologne

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Chambord Park – Chambord Castle loop from Tour-en-Sologne

02:09

47.9km

170m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 22, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 26.9 km for 444 m

After 28.3 km for 3.63 km

After 32.0 km for 53 m

After 36.4 km for 116 m

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8.04 km

Cheverny Castle

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The Château de Cheverny, known to Hergé aficionados as Moulinsart, was built in the 17th century in a strictly classical style.

Listed as historical monuments since 1926, it is open to the public. More information on: chateau-cheverny.fr.

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8.63 km

Aerial View of the Château de Cheverny

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A very pretty monument. To visit !

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32.1 km

Chambord Park

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The Chambord Park Entrance is the main entrance to Chambord Park. This park is part of the Domaine National de Chambord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that covers 5,440 hectares of forests, meadows, ponds and canals. You can also see the impressive Chateau de Chambord, the largest and most famous Renaissance chateau in the Loire Valley. The park is open all year, except on January 1, November 27 and December 25.

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32.6 km

Forest trail in the Chambord National Hunting and Wildlife Reserve

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A very pleasant path for strolling in the forest.

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36.1 km

Chambord Castle

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The Château de Chambord was built in 1519 at the request of François 1er. It is the largest and best known of the Loire Valley castles. Designed by several architects including Leonardo da Vinci, the castle has remained intact since its construction. Nowadays, the castle can be visited all year round. You can admire the interior, the roof and also the park, a good part of which is accessible by bike.

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